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Real crowned kings of Europe, book Club World Cup place

Juventus 1-4 Real Madrid (UEFA Champions League final)

Juve go close early on

Saturday, 3 June 2017

Juventus 1-4 Real Madrid – Both sides met in the UEFA Champions League final for the second time, with Los Blancos previously running out winners in Amsterdam in 1997/98. Played in front of a deafening atmosphere at the National Stadium of Wales, Juventus looked lively going forward from the off. Frontman Gonzalo Higuain twice hit the target within the first four minutes, while Keylor Navas did well to deny Miralem Pjanic’s thunderous effort moments later.

Real Madrid became the first team to win back-to-back UEFA Champions League trophies with a 4-1 victory over Juventus and booked their place at the FIFA Club World Cup UAE 2017.

Cristiano Ronaldo opened the scoring on 20 minutes in the Welsh capital, becoming the first player to score in three Champions League finals, before Mario Mandzukic produced a stunning acrobatic volley seven minutes later to level proceedings.

Zinedine Zidane's men produced two quickfire goals in the second half, with Casemiro restoring his side's lead on 61 minutes, before Ronaldo completed his brace three minutes later - topping the 2016/17 Champions League scoring list with 12 goals.

Substitute Marco Asensio then grabbed Real's fourth in stoppage time to cap off a commanding performance. The victory sees Los Blancos record their third European title in just four years.

By following up on their Champions League triumph last year against Atletico Madrid, Real have also become the first European side to reach consecutive Club World Cups. After their 2016 success in Japan, the Spanish giants will travel to United Arab Emirates to defend their global crown in December.